One governor of this American state was called the "Mule Fraud" after he broke his leg while deer hunting. Another governor of this state participated in the Hamburg Massacre while leading his paramilitary "Red Shirts." That governor from this state is the namesake of a 1907 law prohibiting direct contributions from corporations to political parties. Besides Wade Hampton and "Pitchfork" Ben Tillman, another notable politician from this state once gave a speech comparing (*) "the tenants of the poor houses" in Europe to the African laborer in America. That speech was 1837's "Slavery as a Positive Good." This state was the original target of th
One governor of this American state was called the "Mule Fraud" after he broke his leg while deer hunting. Another governor of this state participated in the Hamburg Massacre while leading his paramilitary "Red Shirts." That governor from this state is the namesake of a 1907 law prohibiting direct contributions from corporations to political parties. Besides Wade Hampton and "Pitchfork" Ben Tillman, another notable politician from this state once gave a speech comparing (*) "the tenants of the poor houses" in Europe to the African laborer in America. That speech was 1837's "Slavery as a Positive Good." This state was the original target of the Force Bill meant to stop radical secessionists. For 10 points, name this state which also saw native son John C. Calhoun write a namesake Exposition and Protest arguing for the nullification of the Tariff of 1828.
One governor of this American state was called the "Mule Fraud" after he broke his leg while deer hunting.
{South Carolina} [I guess prompt on {Carolina}]